A build based on the iFlight RC IX5 V3 frame that I won in a giveaway.
Themed in pink for extra cuteness.
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This is the 4th installment to my popular "Wizard Killer" series, and is based on the popular Wizard X220HV 6S. As usual, the goal was to build a substantially better quad, yet come in below the retail price of the BNF kit. Here are some of the improvements: Higher quality EMAX ECO 2306 1700kv motors Foxeer's top-of-the-line Falkor mini camera Eachine 25mw-1000mw Leaf VTX with microphone Tools This..
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The iFlight XL5 V3 is a fantastic freestyle frame for the price. It features chamfered edges on some very nice quality carbon fiber. My goal for this build was to use high quality components at a relatively low price. Not only that, but I managed to reduce the number of solder points to the bare minimum. I've never built such a plug-in-play quad! The flight controller has an integrated VTX and doesn't..
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Looks sweet! How much room is there in the frame? I'm thinking of building one myself but with the holybro kakute F7, atlatl and tekko32 stack (FC-ESC-VTX). The F7 protrudes a bit to the back, so wondering how much room you have in this frame. You used a micro cam on purpose to save on room?
Hey sorry for late reply - I should turn on my email notifications.
There's not awfully much space, but F7 should fit. There's actually quite a lot of space height-wise, so the stack should fit. Might be a bit trickier to fit receiver/battery strap, but I guess you'd manage. I'll post a picture of work in progress, maybe that will give you a bit more insight.
About the camera - I used micro because I wanted to be sure it'll fit + plus it was pink and I loved that :D The camera is actually pretty awesome, I'm sad I didn't get more of those.